Olivia thought Logan would bring Snowball back to her, but she waited until nightfall, and he didn't come.
It was fine.
She planned to hand Snowball over to Irene before she left, anyway.
She was destined to live a life on the road.
She couldn't keep Snowball around that much longer.
Besides, Olivia felt like her misfortune would spread to the people around her.
So, it was best if everyone stayed away.
Jeff, Mona, and Snowball were all victims of her misfortune.
She didn't want to see anyone else get hurt because of her.
Logan was alone, and he was gentle toward cats.
Leaving Snowball with him was also a good option.
Tasha had some personal issues to tend to, so she went home early.
Olivia was the only person left in the spacious yard.
The solar-powered lights in the yard lit up automatically and shone on her face.
The lights in the condominium weren't turned on.
Olivia was sitting at the spot where the light and dark intersected.
Her expression was cold.
In the past, Snowball was very energetic.
It would be running around the yard every day.
Sometimes, it would also play with the cat teaser and make the bell on it ring constantly.
At that moment, Olivia was alone.
Even her shadow looked lonely as the lights stretched it out.
A gust of chilly wind blew at her.
She looked up and saw the lanterns hanging above her swaying in the wind.
Olivia smiled self-deprecatingly.
It was fine if she was alone.
At least she wouldn't cause trouble for others, nor would she bring misfortune to others.
She got up and went into her room.
The darkness slowly swallowed her up entirely.
That was the path she had chosen.
She would never regret it.
Olivia had started to do some simple exercises recently.
Although she would feel unwell if she exercised too intensely, she sucked it up and went through with it.
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